· 7/11/1940
Oklahoma ex rel. McVey v. Magnolia Petroleum Co.
Citations
- 114 F.2d 111
- 1940 U.S. App. LEXIS 3078
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- the electrical contractor paid the fees under protest, filed suit within two years, and did not continue to work in the village
- the Village illegally demanded fees from an electrical contractor and threatened severe penalties and contract cancellation if the fees were not paid
- the electrical contractor paid the fees under protest, filed suit within two years, and did not continue to work in the village
- the plaintiff risked stoppage of its business and “severe penalties” if it failed to pay the defendant village an electrical contractor license fee
- the plaintiff risked stoppage of its business and “severe penalties” if it failed to pay the defendant village an electrical contractor license fee
- challenge to an in-force municipal ordinance imposing license and inspection fees
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Judges: Murrah, Phillips, Williams
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